The University of Westminster

Overall experience of the University of Westminster has been good so far. Experiencing the internal transfer process myself, the staff memebers could give a little more help with what needs to be done to complete the transfer. All lectures are very well organised with great use of the Blackboard where anything from the lecture or more can be accessed 24/7. So far my experience has been good and I hope it gets better!

I usually spend my time at Marylebone or regents campus. They are clean and nice, staff is usually helpful and nice. There are many facilities and a nice library. Computer rooms are cold during winter time

Great campuses what are well kept. Each campus: Regent Street, Marylebone, Cavendish and Harrow all have unique designs and different feel. The teaching is quite good and all lectures tend to be straightforward. However, not all courses have their lectures recorded, which might make attendance a bit more compulsory. If you need support lecturers are there to give you advice or refer you to the most appropriate person

Building is fairly new The social area is good but could perhaps be bigger Lecture theatre is sometimes overcrowded for some modules, people often sit on the steps Lecturers are excellent and very helpful when you need further understanding

campus looks really nice, course is very interesting but we do not have to do a lot there, the student union is very good

After moving from loughborough university, I expected much less than what I received. The night life is excellent, with lots of fancy bars and clubs around oxford circus. The university itself has excellent facilities, including a state of the art lab. Also, Westminster uni is very diverse, so no one feels out of place!

Really good facilities in terms of career support/ counseling and a lot of general help for students outside education. Most the teachers are quite good and helpful too and give a lot of guidance in terms of studies. Lots of subjects and modules to choose from also. Library facilities are fantastic

This university is full of opportunities! There are plenty of career fairs and motivational talks with plenty of support to writing cvs, etc. There are several different campus' which means that no matter where you live in London, there's at least one westminster library that you can go and do work in.

I study biology, the course content and the way it is taught by the lecturers and academic staff is faultless. The facilities available are great. Although the building looks old and battered from outside inside is nice with a great balance of work areas whether it be group or silent work and social areas for students to sit around.

In the University of Westminister i am having a great experience. I am quite excited to study in this university because i am happy with the educational system. You have a great support from this University, teachers and the facilities that they provide are amazing. I am pleased with my course because i have a great deal of help from my teachers when i need them. We have one to one tutorials and the FabLab is great. The technicians are always nice and ready to help you.

Really good university, full of amazing people, tutors and lecturers. Westminster Uni is huge all together, there is 4 campuses, the student union is amazing, the facilities at the Cavendish campus are great.

The best part part of being at Westminster is that you have the possibility to connect your point of view and become friend with students from everywhere. This is not possible in Italy...

The recently developed Marylebone campus I am based in has developed into a wonderful area. The facilities along with the library has fully made sure I get the best experience in studying at the University of Westminster.

Great uni, helpful staff and lecturers however some lectures are boring and uncreative. I like the location as it is very central and I'm really enjoying my course. I really enjoy tutorials

The facilities are great, you have libraries; places to borrow laptops; canteens and even vending machines. Overall University of Westminster has great staff, the campus Vice Presidents are the loveliest of people and the Student Union is more active this year than any other year. There is so much opportunity to get involved the only problem is the lack of lifts, there are many many steps to climb as the lifts are always busy.

Westminster is a decent place, its location is very central and that gives you an opportunity to explore London! Moreover, westminster has really qualified and supportive staff, nice to be a student at westminster!

I started studying at the university of Westminster this September and so far have been so happy with my experiences. When I attended the applicant day earlier in the year I totally fell in love with the regent street campus and starting here it has 100% lived up to expectations. The course itself is well organised and engaging. The lecturers are all incredibly knowledgeable about the topics they are teaching and seem genuinely passionate about their subject. The campus is clean and has lots of areas to hang out or study and the classrooms are easy to find and spacious. I've not really engaged much with the students union as I'm not living in halls and work a lot alongside my course so haven't really had the time or need to.

Being in the middle of London makes for a diverse experience in learning history. The building itself is beautiful and everyone is really friendly, always there to help and the student union is very helpful to new students.

Very good atmosphere, the course is taught well and is very organised. There are lots of opportunities to grow available and a great range of societies to join.

The Marylebone campus is very well presented and is a beautiful site across the road from Madame taussauds, perfect for event students. This campus had amazing facilities for architecture students and has many it and printing labs. There is 5 floors of rooms and 3 floors of library so there is always a space to study or catch up on some reading.

The university has 5 campuses all located in prime areas of London. This is what makes uni life, for me, so exciteing. At some of the campuses the facilities on offer are superb! The only negative thing I would say about UofW is a lack of a hockey team!!!

3 Campuses, two in central with decent space. Good round the clock facilities and support for students(local & international).

Overall I find the University of Westminster satisfying. I study Television Production and the facilities provided for us on this course are excellent. The uni has 5 different campuses throughout London each with its own specialised area, so the facilities are all tailored to the needs of each course. There’s is a wide variety of activities, bars and societies to get involved in. You will never be bored! A very nice university to study at, though I have found some of the services they provide extremely under advertised.

Really good teaching and facilities, however, it lacks a community feel and could do with being a lot more social.